5★STAR GP 2019
September 1st (Sun) Sendai PIT (Attendance: 305 people = Sold out)
Match Results
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◆HandicapMatch, 15-minute time limit, one fall |
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Hazuki |
8 minutes 34 seconds |
AZM |
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○ Tora Natsuko |
Onozaki Reo ● |
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Hinan |
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| ◆6-person tagteam match, 15-minute time limit, one fall. | ||
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Kashima Saki |
7 minutes 45 seconds |
Kimura Hana |
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Starlight Kid |
wavelet |
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| ○Saya Iida |
Rinnan● |
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| ◆Red Stars official league match 15 minutes 1 match | ||
| Mayu Iwatani <4 points> |
6 minutes 30 seconds |
Everly <0 points> |
| ◆Red Stars official league match 15 minutes 1 match | ||
| Tam Nakano <6 points> |
8 minutes 55 seconds |
Momoko Watanabe <4 points> |
| ◆Blue Stars Official League Match 15-minute single match | ||
| Utami Hayashishita <6 points> |
9 minutes 23 seconds |
Jamie Hayter <6 points> |
| ◆Blue Stars Official League Match 15-minute single match | ||
| Small wave <6 points> |
8 minutes 4 seconds |
Arisa Hoshiki <2 points> |
| ◆Blue Stars Official League Match 15-minute single match | ||
| Andras Miyagi <4 points> |
12 minutes 9 seconds |
Kagetsu (2 points) |
Match Details Report
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◆HandicapMatch, 15-minute time limit, one fall |
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Hazuki |
8 minutes 34 seconds |
AZM |
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○ Tora Natsuko |
Onozaki Reo ● |
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Hinan |
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The opening match of the Sendai tournament, the first in a year, was a handicap match between Hazuki & Tora Natsuko vs. AZM & Onozaki Reo & Hina. The match started with a fast pace from Hazuki and AZM. When QQ tried to show their teamwork, Hazuki and Natsuko turned the tables and attacked. QQ fought hard, but Oedo Tai maintained control of the pace throughout, and in the end, Natsuko's diving body press connected with Onozaki for the finish
| ◆6-person tagteam match, 15-minute time limit, one fall. | ||
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Kashima Saki |
7 minutes 45 seconds |
Kimura Hana |
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Starlight Kid |
wavelet |
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| ○Saya Iida |
Rinnan● |
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The second match was a six-person tag team match between STARS and TCS. Hana Kimura, whom Kashima had defeated in seconds at the Osaka tournament, started the match. As soon as the bell rang, Hana hit Kashima with a Big Beats, and as Hana tried to do it again, Kashima made a desperate counterattack, but TCS intervened. The fight then spilled outside the ring. Back in the ring, TCS attacked Kashima. Kashima managed to fight back and tagged in Kid. Kid and Iida's teamwork worked on Hana and Kyoko. In the final stages, with both teams in a scuffle, Iida seized a momentary opportunity and rolled up Kashima with an Iidabashi for the three count
| ◆Red Stars official league match 15 minutes 1 match | ||
| Mayu Iwatani <4 points> |
6 minutes 30 seconds |
Everly <0 points> |
The third match was a Red Stars official league match. Iwatani had 2 points, and Everly had 0. The match started slowly after a handshake. Everly landed a jumping elbow. Iwatani was pushed back a little but retaliated with a low dropkick, and they exchanged elbows. Everly's Northern Lights resulted in a 2-count. Iwatani followed up a thrust kick with a German suplex, but it was only a 2-count. So she went for a moonsault press and got the 3-count
| ◆Red Stars official league match 15 minutes 1 match | ||
| Tam Nakano <6 points> |
8 minutes 55 seconds |
Momoko Watanabe <4 points> |
The fourth match was between Tam Nakano and Momo Watanabe in the Red Stars official league, both tied at 4 points. Momo took the lead with a dropkick, followed by a soccer ball kick and a kick to the front. Tam responded with an elbow and a leg lock. Momo attempted a superplex followed by a Soma Tou, but Tam kicked out at 2. Momo then hit a Violet Shooting, but was too damaged to go for the pin. Both were down. Momo countered with a kick and three consecutive Soma Tou, but still couldn't finish the job. She then attempted a diving Soma Tou from the corner and a B Driver, but Tam kicked out at the last moment. Tam endured a Peach Sunrise and scored 2 points with a backspin kick followed by a Tiger Suplex Hold
| ◆Blue Stars Official League Match 15-minute single match | ||
| Utami Hayashishita <6 points> |
9 minutes 23 seconds |
Jamie Hayter <6 points> |
The fifth match was a Blue Stars official league match. Jamie Hayter, undefeated with 6 points, faced Utami Hayashishita, who was trailing with 4 points. Hayashishita wanted to get revenge on Hayter, who had lost the EVE belt to her in England, though not directly. The test of strength was even. Jamie licked her finger from a camel clutch and stuck it in Hayashishita's ear, trying to shake her mentally. Hayashishita responded with a dropkick, a spear attack, and an outer leg sweep. Jamie continued to attack Hayashishita's waist. Jamie dodged Hayashishita's missile kick and applied a reverse Boston crab. Jamie's Falcon Arrow resulted in a two count. Hayashishita's Torture Rack Bomb connected, and Jamie couldn't kick out, ending the undefeated roster and tying them with 6 points
| ◆Blue Stars Official League Match 15-minute single match | ||
| Small wave <6 points> |
8 minutes 4 seconds |
Arisa Hoshiki <2 points> |
The semi-final was a Blue Stars official league match. The two had fought in the final of the Cinderella Tournament. It was a match between Hoshiki Arisa with 2 points and Konami with 4 points. Both wrestlers started by feeling each other out with kicks, and then the match moved to the ground. Both wrestlers exchanged soccer ball kicks. Konami attacked Hoshiki's left leg, which had been injured in the previous Osaka tournament. Hoshiki responded with a middle kick, a skewered knee, and a double knee drop. The kicks continued to exchange. Konami fell outside the ring, and Hoshiki delivered a double knee attack from the apron. After bringing Konami back into the ring, Hoshiki hit her with a 1399. Konami then applied a stretch muffler. Konami ran to the ropes, and Hoshiki hit her with a knee followed by a Brazilian kick. Konami dodged the Shining Impact and hit her with a Triangle Lancer, and then grabbed Hoshiki's leg to finish her off, forcing Hoshiki to give up
| ◆Blue Stars Official League Match 15-minute single match | ||
| Andras Miyagi <4 points> |
12 minutes 9 seconds |
Kagetsu (2 points) |
The main event was a showdown between two Oedo Tai members, Kagetsu and Andras Miyagi, both with 2 points. The match began with a firm handshake. Both men grappled with each other's arms. Miyagi blocked Kagetsu's swan dive and delivered a modified neckbreaker. Kagetsu clutched her neck. Miyagi then applied a front neck lock. Miyagi climbed to the corner again after a missile kick, but Kagetsu landed a dropkick from below, sending her to the outside. Kagetsu delivered three consecutive topes. When Miyagi returned to the ring, Kagetsu delivered a swan dive missile kick. They exchanged elbows. Kagetsu climbed to the corner after an Ebisu Drop, but Miyagi blocked her, hoisted her onto her shoulders, flipped her over, and delivered a Power Bomb for a two count. Kagetsu landed a Death Valley Bomb, but both men went down. Kagetsu got up and attempted an Oedo Coaster, but Miyagi dodged it and hit her with a Tombstone Piledriver for a three count
Post-match microphone
Miyagi said, "Hey, you damn bastards from Sendai. How are you guys doing? How are you guys doing? Hey, how are you guys doing? You're still as ugly as ever. Leader Kagetsu conveyed everything through the match, not through words. Pro wrestlers can communicate not just with words, but by grappling in a match. So Kagetsu doesn't need words in Oedo Tai. What you saw today says it all. Understand that. I don't think your IQs are more like 1 or 2. Since I've had the chance to see your ugly faces, Andras Miyagi will close out this event. Andras Miyagi has come up with an embarrassing closing that's perfect for the guys from Sendai. We are the best and worst Stardom."
Post-match comments
Miyagi: "Hey, you damn bastards watching this video. Listen up, Oedo Tai, Kagetsu, and Andras Miyagi don't need words or friendly banter. We convey everything through our bodies in the match. That's the dark side of Stardom. That's Andras Miyagi's way."