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Akira Tetsu, who just joined Suzuki Suzu's new unit Mi Vida Loca, will face NEW BLOOD Tag Team Champion Waka Tsukiyama in a singles match. With Mi Vida Loca's full-scale launch approaching, Akira, who personally requested to join the unit, will show what kind of enthusiasm he will show in his match against the Tag Team Champions. Tsukiyama's team, E neXus V, is also at a crossroads. Shirakawa Mina has transferred to AEW, and Maika will be on a long-term absence due to injury after the Golden Week holidays. As a central figure in EXV, Akira is expected to make further strides, not only in the NB Tag Team but also in the WWE Team.
Entering first, Akira is introduced as "Mi Vida Loca." They lock up and fight for the back. They move on to an armlock, with Tsukiyama applying a headlock. Akira regains control and avoids being thrown into the ropes, taking her to the ground. Tsukiyama escapes, arm whips and then a dropkick. Tsukiyama delivers a series of stomps, elbows, and chops before launching into a series of hip butts. He then follows up with a body slam and a series of covers. Akira dodges the attack, but Tsukiyama launches a thrust attack. Akira doesn't get hit with the second one, and counters with a dropkick. He delivers another series of punches, sending Tsukiyama flying, before slamming him down with a body slam. Tsukiyama attempts a facelock, but Tsukiyama escapes. Akira tries to anticipate a throw, but Tsukiyama counters and hits a Paro Special.
When Akira escapes, Tsukiyama goes for a Gokuraku Don. Akira holds off and they trade elbows. Tsukiyama hits a series of elbows followed by a Jigokutsuki. Akira performs a Kawazu Otoshi, and when it's countered, he goes for a facelock. However, Tsukiyama's feet reach the ropes. Akira prepares for a double arm. Tsukiyama holds off, but Akira hits a series of dropkicks and applies a double arm suplex hold. When Tsukiyama returned the punch, Akira screamed and landed a series of punches on the mount. Tsukiyama predicted Akira's move and slammed him to the mat, delivering three consecutive hip attacks. However, Akira's shoulders rose. 10 minutes passed. Tsukiyama attempted a Moonlight Dream, but Akira countered. However, Tsukiyama slammed him with the Moonlight Dream, and Akira was unable to counter, resulting in a three-count.
After the match, Akira refused Tsukiyama's request for a handshake.