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Post by LAW-JET Alliance on Sept 16, 2018 14:17:17 GMT
September 14th
RISE Grand Prix Night 1
RISE GP B Block/Match 1: Vanessa Santiago [0] defeated Kimiko Hayabusa [0]
In a fantastic way to start this year’s edition of the RISE Grand Prix featuring great technical wrestling from Vanessa and Aerial skills from Hayabusa. Vanessa Santiago gets on the board by defeating Kimiko Hayabusa using ‘The Takeover’ (Omaplata) and making her opponent tap!
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RISE GP B Block/Match 2: Stacy DeVille [0] defeated Tomoyo Hirate [0]
This was a much slower paced bout but it definitely picked up near the end, as the finishing sequence was Stacy hitting a snap piledriver which was immediately followed up with a ‘DeVille Driver II’ (High Angle Northern Lights Suplex)!
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RISE GP B Block/Match 3: Stela Delgato [0] defeated Midori Miyamoto [0]
In a much shorter bout then the last one, but was working with a much faster pace. Both women showed great outing in their first match for the GP but it was Stela who was able to pick up a win using underhanded tactics and securing it with a ‘Spotlight Stealer’ (Second rope driving curb stomp)
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RISE GP B Block/Match 4: Momoko Honda [0] defeated KAGUYA [0]
Tonight’s Semi-Main featured a clash of styles as both competitors threw everything to start their tournament with a win but ultimately the match ended not with a bang but with a roll up as Momoko Honda was able to get a schoolboy pin on the leader of KAGUYA-Gun to secure a win.
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RISE GP B Block/Main Event: Candice Blair [0] w/Corrina Grey defeated Rachael Frost [0]
The Main Event featured two stars from a completely different generation of JET. Candice represented the modern era of JET with rising stars while Rachael represented the era of women who were here in JET’s early days. Making this a real battle between both women. The match was even through the whole way, both women had the match nearly won at many different points but a ref bump got Candice the chance she needed. As her bodyguard, Corrina Grey hit Rachael with a Sin City Plunge (Crucifix Powerbomb) which secured the win for Candice!
Backstage, Candice is there while begin to give a comment about her victory.
Candice Blair: What do you expect? You expected Rachel to win against me? I don't care if she's a veteran or not, I always win and that is what I do! Simple as that!
The scene ends as the show wraps up. |
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Post by LAW-JET Alliance on Sept 20, 2018 7:30:56 GMT
September 18th
RISE Grand Prix Night 3
RISE GP B Block/Match 1: Stacy DeVille [2] defeated Midori Miyamoto [0]
The opener of tonight’s show featured one-third of the JET Trios Champ Midori Miyamoto against Rose City Wrestling representative, Stacy DeVille. The match started very slowly with both women trying to get the early advantage, after a solid 14 minute bout the match ended as DeVille was able to hit Midori with a ‘DeVille Driver II’ to seal the win and get herself up to 4 points.
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RISE GP B Block/Match 2: Kimiko Hayabusa [0] defeated Momoko Honda [2]
In what was a much faster pace match between Hayabusa and Honda. Both the young stars fought with a lot of heart. But in the end, one missed Happy Landing cost Momoko the match as Kimiko was able to hit a majority of her big moves back to back and end it with a ‘Falcon’s Flight’ (Phoenixrana)!
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RISE GP B Block/Match 3: Tomoyo Hirate [0] defeated Candice Blair w/Corrina Grey [2]
Two rivals who have faced off twice before this tournament, both times Candice came out on top. Even with her bodyguard at ringside, Candice couldn’t put away Tomoyo for a third straight time this season. The frustration soon got to the Academy Champ as Tomoyo was able to use that her advantage and lock Candice in with a Beautiful Epsilon Tract (Deadlift German Suplex) to secure the win after 15 minutes of great wrestling from the rivals.
- In a post-match interview following the match, an interviewer asked if Tomoyo would try to regain her Academy Title but the Prodigy only responded by saying she was going after a much bigger prize, the JET World Title.
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RISE GP B Block/Match 4: Rachael Frost [0] defeated Vanessa Santiago [2]
Last Saturday, Rachael Frost lost to Santiago’s stablemate Candice Blair but this week she was able to secure the win against Vanessa Santiago but La Dictadora wasn’t going down without giving Rachael a fight! The veteran’s injured neck and shoulder were heavily attacked again as Santiago targeted the limbs for most of the match. Frost would fight back and secure the win with an Aurora Beam (Elevated Sitout Facebuster).
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RISE GP B Block/Match 5: Main Event: KAGUYA [0] defeated Stela Delgato [2]
Tonight’s main event started off hot, both women started firing shots at one another. The match was fast-paced from the beginning as KAGUYA would eventually slow down the pace of the bout with a German Suplex. KAGUYA’s veteran instinct paid off as she was able to keep Stela grounded. This continued until Delgato got up to her feet countered KAGUYA’s Uraken counter with a Disarmed (Double Knee Armbreaker)! Stela followed up with a stomp on the foot and immediately fired a South Haven Healer for a two count.
After a long sequence where KAGUYA and Stela tried to put each other down with big moves after big moves, a missed Superkick attempt from Delgato cost her the match as KAGUYA locked in a Sleeper Hold till her opponent passed out and finished off the match with a Gotch Style Piledriver!
After her victory, KAGUYA takes a microphone and her music dies down before she speaks.
KAGUYA: Here I stand, with not only a win but two points. Credit goes to Delgato who put a better fight then I thought she would. But the fact remains, I’m the one walking out tonight with two points and think of this as the great run of KAGUYA towards becoming your GP winner! It’s about time KAGUYA-Gun ruled over JET with an absolute Iron-fist! KAGUYA-Gun is everything in this world and keep that in mind! KAGUYA-Gun Ichiban!
KAGUYA tosses her mic to the side and as her theme plays again, she grabs a KAGUYA-Gun shirt handing it to Stela who’s just recovering from the match.
KAGUYA: Think of this as your ticket to the top, make the right call Stela.
KAGUYA leaves, heading to the back as the final shot is of Stela with the KAGUYA-Gun shirt in her hand.
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Post by LAW-JET Alliance on Sept 22, 2018 18:05:30 GMT
September 21st
RISE Grand Prix Night 5
RISE GP B Block/Match 1: Kimiko Hayabusa [2] defeated Stela Delgato [2]
Kimiko was opening the show again, this time facing off against last show’s main eventer, Stela Delgato. Stela tried to use her dirty tactics to defeat Hayabusa but was unsuccessful in doing so as Kimiko countered one ‘South Haven Healer’ with a ‘Heartache’ (Running Double Knees). This would be the start of the end for the match as Kimiko followed up with a ‘Falcon’s Flight’ (Phoenixrana) and capture another win for herself.
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Match 2: Rachael Frost [2] defeated Tomoyo Hirate [2]
Veteran experience vs. young untapped potential was the story for this match as both women came off getting major wins on Night 3. The match worked at a slow pace but got faster near the end with multiple false finishes by both women. Rachael was able to pick up the win with a brilliant ‘Coldsnap’ (Kimura Lock) causing Tomoyo to tap out.
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Match 3: Vanessa Santiago [2] defeated Momoko Honda [2]
Both of them are coming off of losses in their previous GP bout, so it was time to stop before a losing streak starts. Santiago is able to just that, getting an advantage with smooth wrestling takedowns and arm based holds. Momoko would eventually fight back, hitting Vanessa with a ‘Dance of many stars’ followed by a ‘Tsunami Strike’ (Shining Wizard)! With the crowd on her side, Momoko would head to the top rope and go for a ‘Happy Landing’ (Diving Elbow) only for it to be countered into a Cross Armbreaker by Vanessa. La Dictadora, would soon smoothly transition it into ‘The Takeover’ (Omoplata) and Momoko couldn’t handle the pain, tapping out!
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Match 4: KAGUYA [2] defeated Stacy Deville [4]
Both women naturally butted head right from the beginning. The match they had was destructive, both women threw all they could with the intentions of going all out! KAGUYA got the match to swing in her favor as she hit Stacy with multiple Uraken (Spinning Backfist) that stunned her opponent. The Hero Killer tried to go for a Gotch Piledriver but Stacy countered out of it and hits KAGUYA with her own Snap Piledriver! The end of this match was near but someone had a different plan! It was Stela Delgato and she’s wearing a KAGUYA-Gun shirt! Does this mean she accepted KAGUYA’s offer?! The distraction paid off for KAGUYA as she able to lock in a Sleeper hold and transition it into a Gotch Piledriver!
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Main Event: Midori Miyamoto [0] defeated Candice Blair [2]
Midori Miyamoto hasn’t had a successful GP so far, being the only one who is without a win in this year’s event for her block. Meanwhile, Candice had lost to Tomoyo on Night 3. The two of them started off calmly with a simple lock up but it soon turned into Candice’s advantage, being able to work the back and neck of Midori. Every time the Hybrid Dragon tried to get something going, she was shut down by the Academy Champion. Midori kept fighting and kicking out of Candice’s pinfall attempts. Candice tried to finish Midori with a Candy Crush but it was smoothly countered, leading to her opponent hitting BURNING! Candice was stunned as Midori followed this up with a Sliding Knee and finishing it with a Catalyst Shift (Chaos Theory Suplex! Midori is finally on the board and just beat Candice Blair!
Midori lays on the mat for a moment after the bell rings. She wipes her forehead before she rolls onto her stomach and makes it to a knee. She then stands to her feet. The crowd cheers and claps as “Ashes” by Lynch plays throughout the arena. However, the song dies down as Midori is handed a microphone. She scans the crowd a moment before she speaks in Japanese.
Midori Miyamoto: Professional wrestling is a cut-throat sport. It’s not for the meek. It’s an industry in which people will try to use you in order to prop themselves up and make themselves look people. KAGUYA-Gun is an example of that; but so is Candice Blair. Think back to the RISE Together tournament. Candice and her team? They underestimate me, Mizuki, and Ai. We weren’t real competitors to her—we were stepping stones. And I’m willing to bet Candice had the same thought process going into this match tonight. She probably thought this match was going to be a piece of cake. But she was wrong, just like she was wrong back then. I won’t be used, and I won’t be ignored. I'm no stepping stone!
She takes a moment to breathe.
Midori Miyamoto: I’ve had a slow start in the RISE Grand Prix. But the wise people who trained me always told me to never stop fighting. That’s what led to my victory here tonight. And it’s going to lead me to more victories here in the Grand Prix and beyond. Don’t you dare count me out.
Midori nods.
Midori Miyamoto: Thank you.
“Ashes” begins to cue back up as Midori sets the microphone down in the middle of the ring and slides underneath the bottom ropes She then makes her way to the back. |
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Post by LAW-JET Alliance on Sept 27, 2018 19:20:52 GMT
September 26th
RISE Grand Prix Night 7
Match 1: Candice Blair w/Corrina Grey [2] defeated KAGUYA [4]
In the opening match of Night 7, the battle between faction leaders commenced as KAGUYA faced the JET Academy Champion, Candice Blair. The two of them traded shots early in the match with KAGUYA landed a barrage of strikes to get the match swinging in her favor but the monstrous bodyguard Corrina Grey was at ringside. KAGUYA couldn’t get anything else going as Candice fought her way back into this match. After KAGUYA missed a Pitch Black Kick (Roundhouse Buzzsaw), Candice sneaked away with a roll up and a handful of tights. Karma has struck KAGUYA as she furious with this loss.
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Match 2: Vanessa Santiago [4] defeated Stela Delgato [2]
With both of their stablemates competing just before them, it’s time for the second of our KAGUYA-Gun vs. Blondes match as Vanessa Santiago took on Stela Delgato. The match narrative was Stela trying to use dirty tactics as usual to get the win but Vanessa was able to stop it from happening. The match almost ended the same way as the KAGUYA/Candice bout but Vanessa was able to kick out and as both women got back to their feet, Santiago hit Stela with a running Cuban Missile Crisis (Jumping Switch Kick)! With Stela knocked out, Vanessa got herself another 2 points via pinfall.
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Match 3: Rachael Frost [4] defeated Momoko Honda [2]
Rachael Frost was on a hot streak coming in this match, and the winning streak continued for this match. Rachael worked the arm of Momoko perfectly in this match as Momoko’s offense never got going in this match. The match almost swung in Momoko’s favor with a ‘Dance of Many Stars’ which stunned Rachael but it wasn’t enough as Rachael was able to land one ‘Chill In The Air’ followed by an ‘Aurora Beam’ (Elevated Sitout Facebuster)! Rachael Frost got her third win of the tournament and stands with 6 points.
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Match 4: Tomoyo Hirate [2] defeated Midori Miyamoto [2]
Coming off her massive upset from Night 5, Midori's confidence was an all-time high going into this bout. Meanwhile, Tomoyo Hirate just came off a loss to Rachael Frost, both women started this match with heart and fighting spirit. Trading shots in the middle of the ring until Midori ducked a roundhouse kick attempt from Tomoyo and hits a Snap brainbuster! The way that Tomoyo landed on her neck was gruesome as the ref checks on her only to see her wanting to continue too much applause from the crowd. The match was in Midori’s favor as she wanted to win another GP match but Tomoyo fought back with hard shots and a rolling elbow before going for a Springboard Enzuigiri. She hits as it’s the beginning of the end for this match, Tomoyo successfully hit the Epsilon Tract with a bridge. 3 counts later and Tomoyo wins her second match.
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Main Event/Match 5: Kimiko Hayabusa [4] defeated Stacy Deville [4]
Tonight’s main event is set. Both women looking to reach the six-point barrier and keep up with Vanessa Santiago and Rachael Frost. It was also a clash of styles as Kimiko with a very Lucharesu style versus Deville who has a very grounded wrestling style. Both women had a fantastic opening sequence with a lightning-quick sequence but soon one big Roaring Elbow from Stacy stopped Kimiko dead in her tracks! Deville would start to keep Kimiko grounded with basic holds. The fast pace beginning died down as Stacy was in full control. Anything Kimiko tried to do was easily countered by Deville who soon smoothly transitioned into a Fujiwara from a grounded position! You can see Stacy wanting Kimiko to tap as she forced the hold deep! Kimiko soon crawled towards the rope and got a hold of the bottom rope as the crowd cheered her on. The armbar was broken but Stacy went right back as she picked up Kimiko and attempted her Snap Piledriver but the Pink Princess was able to escape it! Kimiko would be able to stun Stacy with a roundhouse kick but Deville would fire back with a massive lariat!
Both women are down as Yuri Watanabe begins to count, they soon get up in front of each other and on their knees. Both women traded shots again as Kimiko was the one getting the advantage this time. She soon pushed onwards as she hit a headbutt to stun Stacy, the pink princess with an adrenaline rush got up to her feet and hit Stacy with ‘Bow Down’ (Hurricanrana Driver)! Kimiko would get Stacy on to her feet as the foreign wrestler was groggy, while the Pink Princess was ready to climb the ropes! Kimiko leaped for a ‘Falcon’s Flight’ (Phoenixrana) AND IT HITS! Kimiko was finally able to put way Stacy Deville and moves up to 6 points! |
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Post by LAW-JET Alliance on Sept 30, 2018 17:11:36 GMT
September 28th
RISE Grand Prix Night 9
Match 1: Stela Delgato [2] defeated Momoko Honda [2]
Both women haven’t started this year’s GP more losses then wins but it could change with this match even though both Stela and Momoko are mathematically eliminated, it’s about getting the best record possible now. The two of them fought with viciousness to get 2 points. Momoko showed her amazing heart as she kicked out of multiple match-ending moves from Stela but she couldn't survive a ‘Delgato Destroyer’ (Belly to Back Facebuster into a Fujiwara Armbar).
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Match 2: Stacy DeVille [4] defeated Vanessa Santiago [6]
The current block leader Vanessa Santiago was matched in her technical ability by her opponent Stacy Deville. Both DeVille and Santiago exchanged basic holds as both of them competed for the 2 points. The fighting soon broke out to the ringside as Santiago hits Stacy with an Uranage on the floor! Vanessa decided it’s better to save her energy and try to win by count out but Stacy is able to return to the ring at the count of 18. The match rages on as both women try to end it with some of their major moves like Santiago hitting a Shining Wizard and Stacy hitting a snap piledriver, the latter of which becomes the prelude to the end as Stacy soon follows up with a ‘DeVille Driver II’ (High Bridged Northern Lights Suplex)!
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Match 3: Midori Miyamoto [2] defeated Rachael Frost [6]
Two competitors on the complete opposite sides of the leaderboard, Rachael Frost currently in second meanwhile Midori Miyamoto is second-to-last. That changed tonight as Midori was on her game. She had a counter to everything Rachael was gonna do but that soon didn’t turn out to be the case as Rachael hit a ‘Chill In The Air’ (Jumping Superkick). Rachael soon had the match in her control as she attempted ‘Cold as Ice’ but Midori soon countered the attempt. She was now behind Rachael as Midori attempt her ‘Catalyst Shift’ (Chaos Theory Suplex) AND IT CONNECTS! Midori has just scored a massive win for herself!
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Match 4: Candice Blair w/Corrina Grey [4] defeated Kimiko Hayabusa [6]
Both women are coming off of big wins and neither was willing to lose this match. Candice targeted Kimiko’s left arm for a majority of the match, the same one that Stacy DeVille targeted during the last show on Tuesday. Kimiko is fighting through the match though as she able to land some offense of her own. Kimiko would follow up with a ‘Heartache’ (Running Double Knees)! The Pink Princess would head outside apron as she yelled at Candice to get on her feet! Once Candice is up, Kimiko springboards going for a ‘Hayabusa Hammer’ (Springboard Forearm) but the Academy Champion is able to catch Candice out of Midair with a Candy Crush (Double Knee Facebreaker)! The crowd is in awe of Candice’s ability to hit a catching Candy Crush as she goes for a cover and secures herself another 2 points.
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Main Event: Tomoyo Hirate [2] defeated KAGUYA [4]
Tomoyo and KAGUYA went at it right from the beginning, the two of them traded strikes! Both of them immediately went for big moves but neither of them could land them successfully. Tomoyo attempted an Epsilon Tract but it failed as KAGUYA was able to hit a couple of back elbows to the side of Tomoyo’s head. KAGUYA got the advantage with shoot kicks following it soon with a Pitch Black Kick. Only a two count as KAGUYA continued to attack Tomoyo and take this match. Tomoyo soon got up to her feet and it seemed that she was daring KAGUYA to attack her right on the chin. The leader of KAGUYA-Gun fired forearms right at Tomoyo but it seemed to not fazed her. KAGUYA goes for another couple of shots but it’s working. Tomoyo now responds with shoot kicks right at the chest of KAGUYA. Tomoyo continues to kick until KAGUYA is pushed right into the corner. The former Academy champ now rushes to the opposite corner looking for a running dropkick but KAGUYA dodges it and lands an Uraken right on the side of Tomoyo’s face.
KAGUYA now attempts a Gotch-Style Piledriver but it’s countered Tomoyo who is able to hit bridging German Suplex. But that’s not all as she able to deadlift KAGUYA for an Epsilon Tract (Deadlift German Suplex)! Tomoyo after a long and grueling battle wins and has secured another 2 points for herself.
As ‘Amida no Ito’ by DracoVirgo plays, KAGUYA is helped to the back by Rei Kagura and Saiko Hotaru. Meanwhile, Tomoyo is asking for a microphone from one of the young girls. The music dies down as Tomoyo soon begins to speak in front of the crowd in Aomori.
Tomoyo Hirate: I finally get what Goto-sensei told me when I first joined the JET dojo, pro-wrestling is about showing your resiliency. To not be willing to quit after dealing with great losses. It was only a couple of weeks ago I wanted to quit this company but after one match, I can say that I’m never let myself be down like that ever! Aomori, I think I’m finally back to my top form!
Tomoyo takes a moment to catch her breath.
Tomoyo Hirate: I’ve got four more matches, so you know I’m gonna make a push to win this year. At the end of the day, I will continue to live on by the lessons that my mentor has taught me and that’s to take on every challenger and never down a fight!
The crowd applause before Tomoyo speaks again.
Tomoyo Hirate: Ijou (that’s all)!
“Amida no Ito” plays again as Tomoyo bows to the crowd and leaves for the back. |
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Post by LAW-JET Alliance on Oct 4, 2018 18:52:47 GMT
October 3rd
RISE Grand Prix Night 11
Match 1: Rachael Frost [6] defeated Stela Delgato [4]
Night 11 kicked off with a clash of generations. The cocky and young star Stela Delgato was facing off against the veteran Rachael Frost. The match started with a lot of flash pinfall sequence until Stela was able to hit a ‘South Haven Healer’ Even though Stela had the early advantage by keeping the veteran grounded. Rachael was able to use her years of experience to overcome Stela’s offense, hitting a ‘Chill In The Air’. The prelude of the end was near as Rachael soon followed up with an ‘Aurora Beam’ (Sitout Facebuster) for the win! Rachael Frost with a great bounce-back win, moving up to the eight-point mark!
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Match 2: Momoko Honda [2] defeated Stacy Deville [6]
This year’s GP has not been a good one so far for Momoko Honda. She’s currently last place in her block and one of two to not have 2 or more wins in this GP, the pressure was on for Momoko to come out with a win for tonight’s show. It doesn’t help she’s taking on the second-placed Stacy Deville. The match starts with Stacy getting the lead, her natural gameplan of attacking with Suplexes got the better of Momoko. The young Star Warrior was able to fight back with strikes and kicks, Momo showed heart but she couldn’t overcome the explosive offense as Stacy hit her with a snap piledriver. Stacy thought it was time to end it but Momoko was able to counter a Deville Driver II with a small package. The upset of the tournament so far as Momoko celebrated her second win of the tournament!
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Match 3: Kimiko Hayabusa [6] defeated Tomoyo Hirate [6]
One of these two women will join Rachael Frost with 8 points. Momentum was in Tomoyo’s side as the prodigy had won her last two matches. The two have previously faced off for the JET Academy Championship back at JET 3. Times have changed both women as they have grown since then. The match started with both women trying to get their strikes in, exchanging forearms! This soon turned into a fantastic fast pace bout with Tomoyo being able to keep pace with the much faster Kimiko. The finish saw Kimiko flipping out of Tomoyo’s Epsilon German Suplex and hitting a reverse frankensteiner! Kimiko was ready to end it and she soon followed up with a modified Heartache as the double knees hit a kneeling Tomoyo! She soon picks up a groggy Tomoyo and rushes up to the rope. SHE LEAPS AND HITS FALCON FLIGHT (Phoenixrana)! Kimiko bounces back with a massive win, she now joins Rachael Frost at the top of the block.
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Match 4: KAGUYA w/Rei Kagura [4] defeated Midori Miyamoto [4]
The last time both of these two faced off in some way, it was back at RISE Together Finals. KAGUYA and Midori worked a fast match as Hero Killer was on a mission, no playing with her prey. She wanted to put away Midori and even tried to cheat only for it to fail. Midori was able to reverse a Pitch Black Kick and hit a German Suplex! The match continues on with both women trading big moves after big moves. The finishing sees Midori waiting for KAGUYA to get up only to have Rei turn Midori around. The KAGUYA-Gun member gets in the face of Midori as the Trios champ has had enough and Rei hits with a roundhouse kick. This gives KAGUYA the opening she needs to apply a sleeper hold from behind! Midori is fading as this lets KAGUYA hit the Trios champ with a Gotch-Style Piledriver!
- Post-match, KAGUYA went over and picked up Midori’s Trios belt. She soon gave it to Rei who smirked before raising it. She looked at the downed Midori and told her that KAGUYA wants the JET Trios Title.
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Main Event: Candice Blair w/Corrina Grey [6] vs. Vanessa Santiago w/Virginia Atwood [6] ended in a time limit draw.
For the first time ever, Vanessa Santiago vs. Candice Blair! Both stablemates started off with a handshake, before some playful trash talking. It seemed that Vanessa was serious about winning this match. A potential title opportunity was on the line. The match starts with Candice going for a schoolboy pin, she had a handful of tights! Vanessa kicked out but she seemed pissed about Candice actually wanting to cheat to win. The story of the match was both women working on a particular body part. Vanessa was looking like she really wanted to tear Candice’s arm off. Santiago showed viciousness as she even worked on twisting Candice’s fingers and pushing them beyond its limits. Meanwhile, when the Candice got her offense in, she targeted the neck of Vanessa. The two stablemates wrestled an amazing technical match with great near falls.
The next notable spot was Candice leaping off the middle rope for a Diving Elbow but Santiago scouted it and countered with a Cross-armbar! She had Candice close to tapping but the Academy Champ was able to get her foot on the bottom rope! Santiago was in a completely different mood tonight! The clock was running down to the last five minutes as it was the final stretch to end this match! Vanessa picked up Candice and looked for a Fisherman Suplex but Candice slipped out. She soon hit her signature Candy kick right to the skull of Vanessa! Blair would soon Irish-whip the groggy Vanessa into the corner. A LITTLE BIT OF BLAIR! The handspring elbow found its mark and Candice followed up with a snap mare, running to the ropes! Candice goes for a Sliding Avacadabra (Shining Wizard) but Vanessa somehow with a matrix style evasion! She ducks Candice’s finisher and catches that leg for a kneebar. She’s got Candice caught but it’s only made to trap her!
She moves her body until she’s got Candice in ‘The Takeover’ (Omoplata)! Takeover submission now locked in as Candice is struggling while the clock is running down! One minute left and Vanessa added more pressure with a face lock, turning it almost into an Omoplata Crossface! Candice is struggling but she’s able to hold on as the bell rings! The main event of night 11 is a time-limit draw!
Post-match as both women are exhausted, they are helped up to their feet by Virginia and Corrina. Vanessa and Candice share a look before shaking hands, both of them are willing to put the past of this match behind them. The two ends with all four blondes in the ring together in unity. |
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Post by LAW-JET Alliance on Oct 8, 2018 16:46:33 GMT
October 5th
RISE Grand Prix Night 13
Match 1: Stela Delgato w/Rei Kagura [4] defeated Stacy Deville [6]
Night 13 starts with what could be considered a grudge match. Stacy finally gets her hands on Stela Delgato after the latter costed the former a match in this tournament. Stacy able started strong throwing strikes and get on the offensive early as she delivers some dangerous looking suplexes but Stela is able to fight back with a Disarmed and with a South Haven Healer. Her KAGUYA-Gun stablemate Rei Kagura who is able to distract Stacy, giving her the chance to get the Rose City wrestler in an O’Connor Roll! Stela has just sneaked her way to six points!
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Match 2: Midori Miyamoto [4] defeated Kimiko Hayabusa [8]
Somehow Midori Miyamoto was able to pull a massive upset by defeated first place Kimiko Hayabusa in a fantastic match. The two went back and forth in trying to put the other away. Kimiko was able to get the advantage with a ‘Princess’ peach’ (Hip attack) and soon attempted a ‘Hayabusa Hammer’ (Springboard forearm) only to be caught by a Bicycle Knee from Midori! This was the chance that the Hybrid Dragon needed as she soon locks in Soul Reaver (Anaconda Vice). Kimiko tries to fight off the submission but she isn’t able to get out and is forced to tap out. Midori may have been eliminated statistically but she might have just played spoiler for Kimiko.
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Match 3: Momoko Honda w/Yuki Takigawa [4] defeated Candice Blair w/Corrina Grey [7]
With the first two matches pulling out some massive upsets, another would not be a shock for tonight’s show. Momoko last week defeated Stacy Deville and now she would be able to beat the JET Academy Championship. The match was in total control for Candice, who still had a great chance of making the finals if it comes down to tiebreakers. The youngest Ava would make sure things went her way thanks to her bodyguard Corrina Grey at ringside. Luckily it seems Momoko had backup in the form of Corrina’s opponent for the GP Finals event. Corrina tried to intervene only for the monstrous woman to be stopped by Takigawa. This made an even matchup as Momoko countered ‘A Little Bit of Blair’ with a backstabber and quickly rose to the ropes for a Happy Landing (Diving Elbow drop)!
- In a post-match interview, Takigawa talked about how she isn’t scared about Corrina’s size and strength. Tonight’s staredown was just proof of that for the world to see.
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Match 4: Vanessa Santiago [7] defeated Tomoyo Hirate [6]
Tonight’s semi-main event featured two of JET’s best technicians. Tomoyo was coming off a hard loss to Kimiko while Vanessa just had what might be the match of the tournament against Candice Blair. The two of them used a lot of kicks and basic submissions to wear down a specific body part. Both wrestlers would soon move towards trying to lock in their signature submission as Vanessa attempted her Omoplata but is hit with a roundhouse kick from Tomoyo. The former Academy champ runs the ropes only to get blasted by Havana Havoc combination! Vanessa quickly follows up with an Octopus stretch on the groggy Tomoyo only to transition it to a ‘Takeover’. Tomoyo soon taps as now Santiago is up to nine points and leads the pack.
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Main Event: Rachael Frost [8] vs KAGUYA [6] ended in a time limit draw.
Rachael Frost for this whole tournament has looked to be at the top of the block, she wants to win this year’s GP for another shot at Nina Sanada! Tonight she faced stiff competition from KAGUYA who was coming off a win over Midori Miyamoto. The two women traded back and forth shots, making sure the other one didn’t get an advantage until KAGUYA ducked a shot from Rachael Frost and hit an Uraken. The Wintress was stunned and soon was laid out by a German Suplex. The match would rage on as both women desperately tried to end the match, hitting big moves after big moves. For another 17 minute it rages on as KAGUYA attempts a Gotch Piledriver but Rachael is able to escape the attempt and goes a cold snap (Kimura Lock)
KAGUYA is trying to power her way to the rope as we’re just a minute left on the clock now. She taps but a second too late for Rachael as the ref already called for the bell. This match ends with a time limit draw! |
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Post by LAW-JET Alliance on Oct 12, 2018 18:44:18 GMT
October 9th
RISE Grand Prix Night 15
Match 1: Kimiko Hayabusa [8] defeated KAGUYA w/Rei Kagura [7]
In a fast-paced opener for tonight's show, both women had a reason to win as KAGUYA could have potentially eliminated Kimiko with a win but she was unsuccessful as the Pink Princess was able to successfully fend off both KAGUYA in the ring and distractions from Rei Kagura to pick up the win. The match ended after Kimiko slipped under a Gotch-Piledriver attempt and get into a backslide for the 3 count.
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Match 2: Tomoyo Hirate [6] defeated Momoko Honda [6]
Though both women have been eliminated from the tournament, the rest of their matches were a battle to salvage as many points as they could and Tomoyo was able to do just that with a win over Momoko. The Prodigy of JET was able to survive Momoko’s rapid offense, shift momentum and lock in a ‘Tenth Paradigm’ (Figure-eight leg lock), getting a submission win along with 2 more points.
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Match 3: Candice Blair [7] w/Corrina Grey defeated Stela Delgato [6]
With the last two matches, being must-win for Candice to have a shot in the finals, it was time to go big or go home for the Academy champ. Her opponent was looking to play spoilers as Stela fought hard to take down the Academy Champion but Candice had a plan in the form of her bodyguard Corrina Grey who assisted Candice when the champ was distracting Yuri Watanabe. Grey would hit a Bicycle kick before being shoved back into the ring and hit with an Avacadabra (Shining Wizard)!
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Match 4: Midori Miyamoto [6] defeated Vanessa Santiago [9]
Every one of Midori’s wins has been against major upsets and the upset wins continue as she faced ‘La Dictadora’ Vanessa Santiago. Both women had an amazing back and forth match with lots of near falls but in the end, Midori was able to turn the tide even after loads of attacks on her left arm with dangerous holds by Vanessa. The JET Trios Champ was able to hit a ‘Catalyst Shift’ (Chaos Theory Suplex) for the win and secure another upset win.
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Main Event: Stacy Deville [6] defeated Rachael Frost [9]
The Rose City Representative hasn’t had the most remarkable tournaments as she currently 3-4 and her opponent is the leader of the block, Rachael Frost. Both women were fighting for something different, Stacy was fighting to salvage any points that she could and Rachael was looking to keep up with Kimiko Hayabusa. This match could shape the block’s final round of competition and after a grueling 20-minute bout filled with near falls and false finishes, the match ended with a Snap Piledriver only to be followed up with a Deville Driver II (High Bridged Northern Lights Suplex)
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Post by LAW-JET Alliance on Oct 15, 2018 0:48:04 GMT
October 12th
RISE Grand Prix Night 17
Match 1: Midori Miyamoto [8] defeated Momoko Honda [6]
Both of these two didn’t have much to fight for as it was just to end their tournament the right way. Midori and Momoko shook hands in a sign of respect before they started. The two of them started off with basic holds, trying to get the early advantage but Midori was able to quicken the pace and get the match to be in her favor. The crowd soon chant Momoko’s name in hopes of a comeback and she was able to do just that, fighting back but eventually, it wasn’t enough as Midori countered Momoko’s Earth-Quaker with a Soul Reaver (Anaconda Vice). Momoko can’t handle the pain as she soon taps
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Match 2: Tomoyo Hirate [8] defeated Stela Delgato w/Rei Kagura [6]
Another match featuring two competitors already eliminated from the tournament as “The Prodigy” Tomoyo Hirate took on the self-proclaimed “Savior of Women’s Wrestling” Stela Delgato. Both these two women put on a great technical wrestling bout, Stela was able to get the early advantage thanks to interference from fellow KAGUYA-Gun member Rei Kagura but Tomoyo was able to fight back both members and hit an Episolon Tract (Deadlift German Suplex) to secure the win for herself.
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Match 3: KAGUYA w/Saiko Hotaru [7] defeated Vanessa Santiago [9]
KAGUYA is fully focused tonight and so was her opponent in this time bout between both wrestlers. The majority of the match was Vanessa and KAGUYA working on a particular part of each other’s body. The match raged on as KAGUYA attempt an Uraken only to have Santiago duck and catch the left arm in a Fujiwara Armbar. The Hero Killer was able to make it to the bottom rope for a break, Santiago soon broke the hold and stomped right on the hand of KAGUYA. The match continued on as Santiago did everything to lock in her Takeover submission but a distraction from Saiko Hotaru soon led to a roll-up by the injured KAGUYA for the 3 count.
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Match 4: Stacy Deville [8] defeated Candice Blair w/Corrina Grey [9]
This was a must win for Candice to stay alive in the RISE GP, a lot was at stake for the Academy champion. Meanwhile, Stacy Deville was looking to secure another two points and end her first JET tour on a high note. Both women clashed as they tried to put each other away with some of their signature maneuvers. Stacy Deville even no-sold a German Suplex from Candice to hit her own! The match continued on for a long period as near the 15-minute mark Candice and Stacy were fighting on the top rope for control. Stacy with a headbutt as she stuns Candice! Deville soon hits a top rope frankensteiner with signals the prelude to the end. She soon follows up by picking Candice and hitting the Deville Driver II! Stacy not only pinned the Academy Champion but statistically eliminated her from the tournament.
- In the post-match interview, Stacy talked about how she just pinned the Academy champ CLEAN and said when she comes back after the finals, she wants a title shot against Candice Blair ASAP.
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Main Event: Kimiko Hayabusa [10] defeated Rachael Frost[9]
With Candice Blair eliminated thanks to losing her to Stacy, this was it! Winner takes the block and moves on to the finals! With that in mind, both Rachael and Kimiko fought harder than ever before. The Wintress knew her game plan as she grounded Kimiko, making sure the Pink Princes wasn’t able to land any of her explosive offense. Kimiko soon got out of Rachael’s grasp and hit a dropkick. The pace of this “Block Finals” picked up as Kimiko was starting to hit her rapid-fire offense including a Heartache (Running Double Knees) to now cornered Rachael. Kimiko! Only a two count as Kimiko headed to the apron, waiting for Frost to get up! Once her opponent is up, she leaps for a Hayabusa Hammer (Springboard Forearm)... Rachael Frost had it scouted as she hit Kimiko with a Superkick!
Rachael was only able to get a two as she picked up a groggy Kimiko for a ‘Cold as Ice’ but Kimiko is able to escape the suplex position and hit Rachael with a Reverse frankensteiner! Rachael is on her knees only to be brought down by a ‘Bow Down’ (Hurricanrana Driver), Kimiko signals for the end as she gets on the top rope waiting for Rachael to get up. The Pink Princess flies, SHE HITS THE FALCON’S FLIGHT! Kimiko is moving on to the finals in Kobe World Hall!
As “Fly Again” by Man With A Mission plays, we see Kimiko holding her head a bit. Meanwhile, Rachael is being helped to the back by the young girls, the Pink Princess is handed a mic and she begins to speak in Japanese for the Korakuen crowd.
Kimiko Hayabusa: (Before I start this, I want to thank Rachael for amazing bout! You definitely have earned your claim as a legend in this business.)
The crowd applauds Rachael as she heads up towards the entrance area. Kimiko soon continues to talk while breathing heavily.
Kimiko Hayabusa: (So I did it huh? I’m in the finals next Saturday… Only one more match to go. This has been a killer schedule not just on me but every girl in the back and I would like thank for everyone’s undying support. Regardless of who you cheer, this has been amazing Block of competition… Now I need to give my message to all three of the competitors left in Block A competing for the finals spot. Regardless of who comes out on top, whether you be in the underdog, the foreigner or the legend. I’m gonna win this entire damn tournament. Keep that in mind!)
Kimiko throws her microphone as she falls to her knees, the exhaustion from the match finally hitting her. The crowd throws a barrage of pink streamers as “Fly Again” plays again ending tonight’s show. |
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