4WAY Battle

A four-way match featuring Saya Iida, Wakana Tsukiyama, Mitsuyoshi Amasaki, and Matoi Hamabe fighting simultaneously. Who will be declared the winner in this unpredictable battle? Will Hamabe achieve her first victory?
Tsukiyama strikes a macho pose in response to Iida. Hamabe follows suit, and Amasaki also strikes a pose. For some reason, the ring has turned into a Kinnikuman contest. When Iida invites them, Tsukiyama and Amasaki invite her to do some rope work and perform a joint arm whip. Amasaki and Tsukiyama team up and deliver a dropkick to Hamabe. Tsukiyama grabs Hamabe and delivers a series of hip butts. Amasaki interferes with Tsukiyama's charge and delivers a body slam to Hamabe. Prompted by Amasaki, Tsukiyama delivers a body slam to Hamabe. Amasaki steals the hit and charges at Hamabe but gets hit with a dropkick. However, Iida cuts them off and delivers reverse chops to Tsukiyama and Amasaki one after another. Iida calls Hamabe over and says, "Let's dropkick together." They even performed a body slam together and exchanged high-fives. Iida put Tensaki and Tsukiyama in a reverse Boston crab hold. Hamabe then applied a sleeper hold. Tensaki and Tsukiyama managed to escape. Hamabe cornered Iida, Tsukiyama, and Tensaki and delivered a series of elbow attacks in the corner. Tensaki dodged and delivered a flying elbow attack. Hamabe countered, and she and Tensaki exchanged elbows. Tensaki hit Hamabe with a DDT, and Hamabe followed up with a series of roll-ups. Tsukiyama intervened and pinned them all at once, but Iida broke it up. Iida launched the Iida Rocket at Hamabe and Tensaki. Iida hit Hamabe with a lariat. Iida hit Tensaki and Hamabe with lariats, Tsukiyama dropped a dropkick on Iida, and Hamabe threw Tsukiyama over her shoulder. Iida hit Hamabe with the Iidabashi, but Tensaki broke it up. Tensaki hit Hamabe with the Amanohashidate. The referee counted to three and Tensaki won.