(NOAH) Takashi Sugiura and Kenoh go to the N-1 final, "will not lose" to Keiji Mutoh
10th September 2019
NK Sports
The final round of the N-1 Victory Block was held with Takashi Sugiura (49) in A block, and Kenoh (35) in B block proceeding to the final (Edion Arena, Osaka) on the 16th.
Kenoh won with over Nakajima with a right high kick.
Sugiura was in the main, and bled from his chest from the chops by Shiozaki. The match was decided by the Olympic Qualifying Slam.
After Sugiura's match, Kenoh declared war on Sugiura by saying, "I will defeat you, and be sure to become the man with the first presence."
On the other hand, Sugiura addressed Keiji Mutoh who will participate in the Osaka tournament on the 16th with Jun Akiyama et al, and naming the members said "lets fight against them (in the main)".
On 2nd November, the N-1 Champion will fight against GHC Heavyweight champion Kaito Kiyomiya for the title on November 2nd at Sumo Hall.
It was announced that Noah will run Korakuen Hall on January 4th and 5th next year. On both days, New Japan Pro Wrestling will hold their two events at the adjacent Tokyo Dome.
Sugiura smiled and said, "I wonder what the aim is. I will just have to have a match that makes the person who chooses the dome regret it."
Link to original articles from NK Sports\Yahoo Japan
Picture credit: NK Sports
NK Sports
Kenoh won with over Nakajima with a right high kick.
Sugiura was in the main, and bled from his chest from the chops by Shiozaki. The match was decided by the Olympic Qualifying Slam.
After Sugiura's match, Kenoh declared war on Sugiura by saying, "I will defeat you, and be sure to become the man with the first presence."
On the other hand, Sugiura addressed Keiji Mutoh who will participate in the Osaka tournament on the 16th with Jun Akiyama et al, and naming the members said "lets fight against them (in the main)".
On 2nd November, the N-1 Champion will fight against GHC Heavyweight champion Kaito Kiyomiya for the title on November 2nd at Sumo Hall.
It was announced that Noah will run Korakuen Hall on January 4th and 5th next year. On both days, New Japan Pro Wrestling will hold their two events at the adjacent Tokyo Dome.
Sugiura smiled and said, "I wonder what the aim is. I will just have to have a match that makes the person who chooses the dome regret it."
Link to original articles from NK Sports\Yahoo Japan
Picture credit: NK Sports
Comments
Post a Comment
Spam will be deleted immediately