SUPER Tag League FINAL STAGE -- October 26th, 2021
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BRAVE SUPER Tag League FINAL STAGE
October 25th, 2021 [Dark]
Osaka Convention Centre (500 MAX)
[SUPER Tag League] Roger Stevens & Kenneth Marshall defeated Tidal Wave (Takeshi Uehara & Gakuto Fija) [10:37] when Kenneth Marshall made Uehara submit to a Dragon Sleeper with Body Scissors
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[Jr. Heavyweight Showcase] Akihiro Sagawa defeated Koji Imura [6:12] via Tiger Suplex Hold
3. [SUPER Tag League] The Shining Stars (Tetsu Kondo & Kano Ito) defeated Tidal Wave (Takeshi Uehara & Gakuto Fija) when Ito hit a Phoenix Splash on Fija
4. [Discipline Battle] CROSSFIRE {Sumo} defeated Kai Fukuda {Judo} [3:01] via KO (Palm Strike)
5. [SUPER Tag League FINAL] Roger Stevens & Kenneth Marshall defeated The Shining Stars (Tetsu Kondo & Kano Ito) [18:33] when Roger Stevens pinned Ito after a LARIAT
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Notes:
- In what had to feel like sweet revenge, Kenneth Marshall was able to force big man Takeshi Uehara to submit to the move he has spent years perfecting. After these two teams clashed in the group stage, it would be Tidal Wave walking away with a DQ victory. They succeeded in getting under Steven's skin, which benefited them in the end. But when all of the chips were down, it would be Marshall and Stevens who showed tremendous chemistry in securing their official place in the finals of the tournament.
- Akihiro Sagawa campaigned to be the first one to welcome Shinzaki into BRAVE. In what many thought might be a lopsided affair; Sagawa showed true grit and an arsenal of skills to back it up. While he fell just short to the Japanese superstar, he walked into this contest undeterred. Sagawa was on a mission and he picked up the pinfall victory over a very game Koji Imura. The fans were delighted by the efforts of both men.
- The Shining Stars under the guidance of Satoshi Watanabe made good on their promise, and earned their way into the FINALE. When the Shining Stars are clicking, they work like a well oiled machine. Very little verbal communication as they always seem to know where the other is with just a look or a glance. Kano Ito would dazzle the crowd with an aerial assault that ended with a Phoenix splash onto Fija for the win.
- In a battle of disciplines, the fans were treated to a match between two respected experts. Kai Fukuda started the match on offence and was able to take Crossfire down with a nice trip. But when Crossfire finally got his hands on Fukuda at distance, he was able to use his size advantage to render him helpless. The Finish came after a Palm strike combo, with the second blow coming from above The Sumo Star's head and coming down like an axe across Fukuda's chin. When Fukuda laid motionless on the canvas, the referee called for the bell. Fukuda has nothing to feel bad about, and Crossfire seemingly struck fear into the hearts of all those who witnessed his power.
- In what has already been labelled a classic - Marshall and Stevens would breakthrough and defeat the former BRAVE Tag Team Champions in spectacular fashion. While both teams had their moments of brilliance - the match progressed and favoured the Gajin duo. Roger Stevens unleashed his pent up aggression and Kano Ito was the recipient. After one of the nastiest LARIAT's you'll see, Stevens made the cover and secured the finals win for his team thus making them the NEW BRAVE Tag Team Champions!
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Vibe:
- KUMA was announced as the newest signing to the promotion. Another one of Gus Arnold's most trusted students was sitting front row for the event. Crossfire made sure to eye him up after his impressive performance. KUMA would also in the corner of Kenneth Marshall and Roger Stevens during the FINALS of the tournament to keep Satoshi Watanebe honest. While KUMA didn't get physically involved - his presence said a lot and certainly brought momentum to his respective side.
- The Shining Stars were certainly disappointed after their loss. If we know anything about them and their leader - they will be back and ready to challenge for the championships in the near future.
- Akihiro Sagawa was impressive in his victory over Koji Imura. Sagawa oozes potential and has star quality.
- Tidal Wave fought hard, but to no avail. After two losses, it's safe to say they will learn from this experience and head back to the drawing board.
--
Reactions:
- Akihiro Sagawa was proud of his victory, but quickly turned the narrative towards another opportunity to wrestle Daisuke Shinzaki. Sagawa pleaded for management to make the match happen sometime in November.
- KUMA announced that he was ready for combat. He also cited that Gus Arnold and Satoshi Watanabe have lingering issues from The Shining Stars' time in Northern Pro. KUMA said he was hunting Watanabe, and looked forward to sharing the ring with him in the near future.
- The New BRAVE Tag Team Champions were all business during their media obligations post match. Marshall said they would be fighting champions. Roger Stevens said that now he has tasted gold and blood, and wanted more.
- Mr. Sakamoto hinted that there would be announcements coming in regards to the BRAVE Heavyweight Championship in the coming weeks. Mr. Sakamoto said that the championship would be earned, and that he expected the best singles wrestlers in the promotion to compete for the company's top prize.
October 25th, 2021 [Dark]
Osaka Convention Centre (500 MAX)
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5. [SUPER Tag League FINAL] Roger Stevens & Kenneth Marshall defeated The Shining Stars (Tetsu Kondo & Kano Ito) [18:33] when Roger Stevens pinned Ito after a LARIAT
--
Notes:
- In what had to feel like sweet revenge, Kenneth Marshall was able to force big man Takeshi Uehara to submit to the move he has spent years perfecting. After these two teams clashed in the group stage, it would be Tidal Wave walking away with a DQ victory. They succeeded in getting under Steven's skin, which benefited them in the end. But when all of the chips were down, it would be Marshall and Stevens who showed tremendous chemistry in securing their official place in the finals of the tournament.
- Akihiro Sagawa campaigned to be the first one to welcome Shinzaki into BRAVE. In what many thought might be a lopsided affair; Sagawa showed true grit and an arsenal of skills to back it up. While he fell just short to the Japanese superstar, he walked into this contest undeterred. Sagawa was on a mission and he picked up the pinfall victory over a very game Koji Imura. The fans were delighted by the efforts of both men.
- The Shining Stars under the guidance of Satoshi Watanabe made good on their promise, and earned their way into the FINALE. When the Shining Stars are clicking, they work like a well oiled machine. Very little verbal communication as they always seem to know where the other is with just a look or a glance. Kano Ito would dazzle the crowd with an aerial assault that ended with a Phoenix splash onto Fija for the win.
- In a battle of disciplines, the fans were treated to a match between two respected experts. Kai Fukuda started the match on offence and was able to take Crossfire down with a nice trip. But when Crossfire finally got his hands on Fukuda at distance, he was able to use his size advantage to render him helpless. The Finish came after a Palm strike combo, with the second blow coming from above The Sumo Star's head and coming down like an axe across Fukuda's chin. When Fukuda laid motionless on the canvas, the referee called for the bell. Fukuda has nothing to feel bad about, and Crossfire seemingly struck fear into the hearts of all those who witnessed his power.
- In what has already been labelled a classic - Marshall and Stevens would breakthrough and defeat the former BRAVE Tag Team Champions in spectacular fashion. While both teams had their moments of brilliance - the match progressed and favoured the Gajin duo. Roger Stevens unleashed his pent up aggression and Kano Ito was the recipient. After one of the nastiest LARIAT's you'll see, Stevens made the cover and secured the finals win for his team thus making them the NEW BRAVE Tag Team Champions!
--
Vibe:
- KUMA was announced as the newest signing to the promotion. Another one of Gus Arnold's most trusted students was sitting front row for the event. Crossfire made sure to eye him up after his impressive performance. KUMA would also in the corner of Kenneth Marshall and Roger Stevens during the FINALS of the tournament to keep Satoshi Watanebe honest. While KUMA didn't get physically involved - his presence said a lot and certainly brought momentum to his respective side.
- The Shining Stars were certainly disappointed after their loss. If we know anything about them and their leader - they will be back and ready to challenge for the championships in the near future.
- Akihiro Sagawa was impressive in his victory over Koji Imura. Sagawa oozes potential and has star quality.
- Tidal Wave fought hard, but to no avail. After two losses, it's safe to say they will learn from this experience and head back to the drawing board.
--
Reactions:
- Akihiro Sagawa was proud of his victory, but quickly turned the narrative towards another opportunity to wrestle Daisuke Shinzaki. Sagawa pleaded for management to make the match happen sometime in November.
- KUMA announced that he was ready for combat. He also cited that Gus Arnold and Satoshi Watanabe have lingering issues from The Shining Stars' time in Northern Pro. KUMA said he was hunting Watanabe, and looked forward to sharing the ring with him in the near future.
- The New BRAVE Tag Team Champions were all business during their media obligations post match. Marshall said they would be fighting champions. Roger Stevens said that now he has tasted gold and blood, and wanted more.
- Mr. Sakamoto hinted that there would be announcements coming in regards to the BRAVE Heavyweight Championship in the coming weeks. Mr. Sakamoto said that the championship would be earned, and that he expected the best singles wrestlers in the promotion to compete for the company's top prize.
